by Matt Gibson
The very first known coffee brewing devices were pots with flat bottoms for adequate heat absorption, and narrow pouring spouts which were designed to minimize the amount of coffee grounds escaping into your brew. Since these devices, the coffee industry has undergone multiple transformations, and modern coffee brewing machines are as futuristic as electric cars, cellular phones, and virtual reality. Today’s industrial coffee brewing systems are programmed using digital touch screens and brewing can be done by the push of a button on a cell phone app.
The most cost efficient way to brew up lots of coffee is by using the drip brewing method. Modern industrial coffee brewing machines are available in many different sizes, and focus on brewing anywhere between one to twelve gallons of coffee at a time, never allowing it to overheat, and keeping it at a stable, and optimal serving temperature. For decades drip machines, especially Mr. Coffee brand drip machines dominated the market in the United States and an 8 to 12 cup drip machine was a commonplace appliance found in most coffee drinking households.
